Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?

[Anonymous]

Anyone?

[Anonymous]

One starts in third the other in fourth.

[Anonymous]

Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).

[Anonymous]

Two miles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).

Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).

+1 - Capitol also does to projects like food drives, glove drives etc. Parents can also watch the dancing and the last session is a parent invite where you dance with your kids. we did both and we liked the more relaxed atmosphere of Capitol.

[Anonymous]

Mrs Simpsons is by invite only.

[Anonymous]

Both are a waste of time. The former is owned and run by a racist.

[Anonymous]

Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.

If she wasn't racist, would this complaint have been necessary?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1993/12/15/at-mrs-simpsons-a-more-modern-dance/f0df45e5-6d4b-4ee7-a216-4dc8f8312c68/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.

If she wasn't racist, would this complaint have been necessary?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1993/12/15/at-mrs-simpsons-a-more-modern-dance/f0df45e5-6d4b-4ee7-a216-4dc8f8312c68/

Being accused of "Racism" doesn't mean one is guilty of that.

Just part of the bullying that goes on when people don't get their way.

[Anonymous]

I was amused that the "application" to attend Simpson's asked when and where mama was presented.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).

Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.

Not sure how you would know this, other than by word of mouth which is self-selecting. If your kids attend Mrs. Simpsons, you would know that almost all of the attendees are private school students, with a dominant group coming from Holton and Landon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was amused that the "application" to attend Simpson's asked when and where mama was presented.

Why is this off base at all? What did you expect? It's an application for a finishing school. Now if a job application asked that you would have a point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).

Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.

Not sure how you would know this, other than by word of mouth which is self-selecting. If your kids attend Mrs. Simpsons, you would know that almost all of the attendees are private school students, with a dominant group coming from Holton and Landon.

My child told me there was a large group of public school kids from Janney and Hearst. But I know there is a large group out there who take comfort in it being exclusive. (It's not shhhhhhhh!)